The biological plausibility of the AMSA technique is due to the resilience of the tissues of the palate and the application of the anesthetic solution with controlled pressure and flow, so that it reaches the underlying bone and neurovascular anatomy. The penetration of the anesthetic in the tissues from the palate promotes the diffusion of the solution through numerous channels of nutrients and pores in the cortical bone of the palate4. With the spread of the anesthetic in the tissues, structures typically innervated by the anterior superior alveolar nerves, middle and posterior, nasopalatine and greater palatine are anesthetized.